Take a detailed look at how the Rule of Evidence Validity is applied in Competency-Based Assessment

We explore practical examples of ensuring your operations are collecting valid evidence for assessment.

Explore how Assessors can be assured that learners hold the skills, knowledge & attributes required to make a judgement on competency.

We'll discuss how to confirm coverage of unit of competency and associated assessment requirements, with practical examples & key tips to ensure your judgements are robust & valid.

Free! for VET PD Series subscribers - Register via your vetr portal dashboard.

45 minutes in duration.

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What we'll cover

  What is meant by assured?

  Ensuring unit of competency coverage

  Interpreting assessment requirements documents

  Aligning assessment contexts, methods, approaches & tools 

  Tips & tricks for your assessments, with practical examples 

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CORE AREAS

ASSESSMENT (Revised SRTO) - INCLUDING COMPETENCY-BASED ASSESSMENT (SRTO2015)

• Conduct Assessment
  
  • Plan and prepare to conduct assessment
  • Prepare candidates
  • Collect evidence
  • Make assessment judgement
• Validation
  
  • Prepare for validation activities
  • Participate in assessment validation

EXTENSION AREAS

ASSESSMENT (Revised SRTO) - INCLUDING COMPETENCY-BASED ASSESSMENT (SRTO2015)

• Recognition of Prior Learning
  
  • Determine candidate recognition needs
  • Prepare RPL kit for applicant
  • Collect RPL evidence
• Plan and Design Assessment
  
  • Prepare to develop assessment tool
  • Plan assessment tool
  • Design assessment tool
  • Develop assessment tool
• Conduct Online Assessment
  
  • Prepare to assess in online environment
  • Administer online assessment
• Lead moderation & validation
  
  • Prepare for assessment moderation